EP2944220B1 - Système d'adaptateur universel pour un appareil de support de charge dynamique - Google Patents

Système d'adaptateur universel pour un appareil de support de charge dynamique Download PDF

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EP2944220B1
EP2944220B1 EP15167420.7A EP15167420A EP2944220B1 EP 2944220 B1 EP2944220 B1 EP 2944220B1 EP 15167420 A EP15167420 A EP 15167420A EP 2944220 B1 EP2944220 B1 EP 2944220B1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
    • A41D13/00—Professional, industrial or sporting protective garments, e.g. surgeons' gowns or garments protecting against blows or punches
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    • A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
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    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
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  • the present document relates generally to systems and methods for a universal adapter having modular components that operatively couple a base belt to a dynamic load carriage apparatus attached to a protective vest, and in particular to a universal adapter system having an adapter component that is coupled to a receiver component and is capable of a compensating action whenever a shift in load occurs by an individual wearing the protective vest.
  • the tactical base belt worn by an individual may be designed to be coupled to a protective vest and/or a load-bearing pack, for example a backpack, such that the individual may comfortably wear the protective vest and/or carry the backpack over long distances and over hostile terrain.
  • a dynamic load carriage apparatus coupled to a protective vest worn by the individual that assists in compensating for the shift in weight that occurs when an individual assumes different types of body positions.
  • a dynamic load carriage system may include first and second stays which are oriented parallel to one another and are coupled to a protective vest; however, there does not exist a universal adapter system for universally coupling the stays of the dynamic load carrier apparatus to a tactical belt worn by an individual.
  • US 7 337 935 B1 discloses a golf bag harness comprising a main support member, a belt system coupled with the main support member for securing a golf bag to the waist and shoulders of a wearer, and a coupling system for coupling the main support member with the golf bag.
  • a universal adapter system provides a mechanical mounting arrangement for securing various types of load-bearing packs or tactical wear to a base belt, such as a tactical belt.
  • the universal adapter system allows different types of load-bearing packs or tactical wear to be mounted to the same base belt regardless of the fact that each of the load-bearing packs and/or tactical wear may be from different manufacturers and incompatible for mounting with a particular base belt from another manufacturer.
  • the universal adapter system includes an adapter component secured to a dynamic load carriage apparatus that is coupled to a load carrier or tactical wear in which the adapter component is specifically configured to engage a corresponding receiver component secured to the base belt for allowing various types of protective vests having a dynamic load carriage apparatus to be mounted directly to the same type of base belt.
  • the adapter component is configured to be mechanically coupled to the receiver component to allow a sliding and/or twisting action between the receiver component and the adapter component when compensating for any shift in load that occurs.
  • a universal adapter system 100 includes a receiver component 114 secured to a base belt 104 worn around the waist of an individual and an adapter component 116 coupled to a dynamic load carriage apparatus 102 secured to a load carrier, such as a protective vest 101 , in order to mount the protective vest 101 to the base belt 104 .
  • the receiver component 114 is secured to the base belt 104 and is operable to be mechanically coupled to the adapter component 116 such that a sliding and/or twisting action occurs by the adapter component 116 relative to the receiver component 114 whenever a shift in load occurs.
  • the protective vest 101 may include a rear carrier 106 and a front carrier 108 that are each configured to receive a ballistic plate (not shown) therein for providing protection against ballistic projectiles.
  • the protective vest 101 may also include KEVLAR® alone or in combination with other fabrics having a high ballistic performance.
  • the dynamic load carriage apparatus 102 is operable to compensate for any shift in load that occurs as described above.
  • the dynamic load carriage apparatus 102 includes a first stay 112 and a second stay 113 which are arranged in a parallel orientation relative to each other for supporting and compensating for the shifting weight of the protective vest 101 and/or load bearing pack when the individual assumes different body positions.
  • the first stay 112 and/or the second stay 113 may move in a sliding action, bending action, rotating action and/or twisting action to compensate for the shifting load of the load carrier.
  • the dynamic load carriage apparatus 102 directs the weight of the load carrier substantially along the base belt 104 and hips of the individual regardless of the body position or movement undertaken by the individual.
  • the first stay 112 may define a first end portion 140 and a second end portion 142
  • the second stay 113 may also define a first end portion 144 and a second end portion 146.
  • the second end portions 142 and 146 of the first and second stays 112 and 113 may be coupled to a first attachment member 130 and a second attachment member 132 , respectively, for attaching the dynamic load carriage apparatus 102 to the protective vest 101.
  • first end portions 140 and 144 of the first and second stays 112 and 113 may be secured to the adapter component 116 as shall be discussed in greater detail below.
  • a first sleeve 164 may encase at least a portion of the first stay 112 and a second sleeve 166 may encase at least a portion of the second stay 113.
  • the receiver component 114 may be secured to the base belt 104 and configured to be mechanically engaged and disengaged from the adapter component 116.
  • the adapter component 116 may be secured to a load carriage apparatus 102 , which is mounted to a protective vest 101 such that disengagement of the adapter component 116 from the receiver component 114 allows the base belt 104 to be decoupled from the protective vest 101.
  • the base belt 104 may include an elongated belt body 110 defining an interior surface 118 and an exterior surface 120 forming a first end 168 and a second end 170 that are secured together with a conventional buckle 172 as shown in FIG. 3 .
  • the base belt 104 may be a tactical-type belt configured to be worn around the waist of an individual and adapted to support the weight of a load carrier, although other types of belts are contemplated.
  • the belt body 110 may include one or more webbing sections 174 secured to the exterior surface 120 of the belt body 110 with each webbing section 174 having one or more horizontal bands 176 sewn or otherwise attached to the exterior surface 120 of the belt body 110 through stitching lines 178.
  • each horizontal band 176 may extend in substantial parallel orientation relative to the longitudinal axis of the belt body 110 with each horizontal band 176 defining one or more vertically-oriented channels 175 formed between a respective horizontal band 176 and the exterior surface 120 of the belt body 110.
  • the horizontal bands 176 may be formed integral with the material of the belt body 110.
  • the receiver component 114 includes a base portion 121 having a locking mechanism 122 for mechanically engaging and disengaging the receiver component 114 relative to the adapter component 116.
  • the locking mechanism 122 includes a retention arm 138 that cooperates with a rotatable biased arm 136.
  • the retention arm 138 and the rotatable biased arm 136 are operable to mechanically engage and disengage the adapter component 116 relative to the receiver component 114.
  • the rotatable biased arm 136 is operative to rotate between an open position ( FIG. 6 ) in which the adapter component 116 may be allowed to engage or disengage relative to the receiver component 114 and a closed position ( FIG.
  • the engagement and disengagement of the universal adapter system 100 is a "click-in” and “click-out” operation to engage and disengage the adapter component 116 from the receiver component 114 in either a hands-free or one handed operation by the individual wearing the protective vest 101 and the base belt 104 as shall be discussed in greater detail below.
  • the base portion 121 defines a middle arm 125 having a first side arm 127 defined on one side of the middle arm 125 and a second side arm 129 defined on an opposite side of the middle arm 125 that collectively form an upper portion 139 and a lower portion 141 of the receiver component 114.
  • the lower portion 141 of the middle arm 125 includes a first mounting member 161 and an opposite second mounting member 163 that each define a respective channel configured to receive respective ends of a rotating bar 135 ( FIG. 8 ), which allows the rotatable biased arm 136 to rotate about the rotating bar 135 at pivot point 186 ( FIGS. 6 and 7 ) such that the rotatable biased arm 136.
  • a recess 155 is formed between the first mounting member 161 and the second mounting member 163 of the middle arm 125 and defines a first plurality of openings 159 that are arranged to be aligned with a second plurality of openings 157 formed along a plate 153 secured behind the middle portion 125 of the base portion 121 for receiving securing members 156 that secure the plate 153 to the recess 155.
  • the retention arm 138 extends outwardly from the plate 153 and through the base portion 121 in a fixed position relative to the rotatable biased arm 136.
  • the first side arm 127 may define a lower retention portion 197 and an upper retention portion 198
  • the second side arm 129 also defines a lower retention portion 199 and an upper retention portion 200 , which are each configured to engage respective channels 175 defined along one or more of webbing portions 174 of the base belt 104 to secure the receiver component 114 to the base belt 104
  • the base portion 121 of the receiver component 114 may define any combination of lower and upper retention portions 197-200 to secure the receiver component 114 to the base belt 104.
  • the receiver component 114 may include a retainer portion 188 that defines an arm forming a slot 183 ( FIG. 8 ) to couple the receiver component 114 to the upper edge 196 of the base belt 104 as shown in FIG. 3 .
  • the rotatable biased arm 136 forms a first raised portion 180 and a second raised portion 182 that collectively form a channel 124 configured to receive a mounting bar 128 of the adapter component 116 therein when securing the receiver component 114 to the adapter component 116 as shown in FIGS. 4 and 8 .
  • a passage 190 is formed through first raised portion 180 and communicates with and is in perpendicular orientation relative to the channel 124 defined by the rotatable biased arm 136.
  • the passage 190 is configured to permit the retention arm 138 to extend outwardly through the first raised portion 180 to block access to the channel 124 , thereby preventing the mounting bar 128 from disengaging from the channel 124 of the rotatable biased arm 136 when the locking mechanism 122 is in the closed position.
  • the receiver component 114 includes a spring 184 that applies a bias to the rotatable biased arm 122 in direction A ( FIG. 7 ) to bias the rotatable biased arm 136 to a normally-closed position such that the retention arm 138 extends outwardly through the passage 190 to block access with the channel 124 of the rotatable biased arm 136.
  • the adapter component 116 is engaged to the receiver component 114 and the receiver component 114 is in the closed position the mounting bar 128 of the adapter component 116 is prevented from disengagement from the rotatable biased arm 136 of the retention arm 138.
  • the adapter component 116 includes a mounting body 126 configured to be mounted to the first and second stays 112 and 113 of the dynamic load carriage apparatus 102 ( FIGS. 17-19 ), which is coupled to the protective vest 101 as illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 19 .
  • the mounting body 126 defines a middle portion 147 with a first end portion 148 and a second end portion 150 formed on opposite respective sides of the middle portion 147.
  • the mounting bar 128 which extends from the mounting body 126 may define a curved portion 191 formed between a first end 192 and a second end 193 that extend outwardly from the lower portion 141 of the mounting body 126.
  • the curved portion 191 of the mounting bar 128 may define a slightly upward curve towards the mounting body 126 as illustrated in FIGS. 12 and 13 , although in other embodiments the curved portion 191 of the mounting bar 128 may curve slightly downward away from the mounting body 126.
  • the mounting bar 128 may be integral with the mounting body 126 , while in other embodiments the mounting bar 128 may be securely attached to the lower portion 141 of the mounting body 126.
  • the mounting bar 128 is configured to be mechanically coupled to the locking mechanism 122 of the receiver component 114.
  • the rotatable biased arm 136 is rotated in an opposite direction B to the open position ( FIG. 6 ) by overcoming the bias applied by the spring 184 to the rotatable biased member 136 such that the retention arm 138 becomes recessed within the passage 190 and does not block the channel 124.
  • the mounting bar 128 of the adapter component 116 may be inserted within the channel 124 and the rotatable biased arm 136 rotated in the direction A to the normally-closed position ( FIG. 7 ) that blocks the channel 124 by the retention arm 138 and secures the adapter component 116 to the receiver component 114.
  • the first end portion 148 of the mounting body 126 may define a first slot 158 configured to receive the second end portion 142 of the first stay 112
  • the second end portion 150 of the mounting body 126 may define a second slot 160 configured to receive the second end portion 144 of the second stay 113
  • a plurality of openings 167 are defined on opposite sides of each of the first and second end portions 148 and 150 of the mounting body 126 and communicate with respective first and second slots 158 and 160.
  • the plurality of openings 167 are configured to receive a respective securing member 165 ( FIG. 17 ) to secure the first and second stays 112 and 113 to respective first and second end portions 148 and 150 of the mounting body 126.
  • the universal adapter system 100 interacts with the dynamic load carriage apparatus 102 as a means for compensating in any shift in load when the individual assumes a different body position.
  • the rotatable biased arm 136 may be in contact with the curved portion 191 of the mounting bar 128 between the first and second ends 192 and 193 when there is no shift in load, such as when the individual is stationary and/or in a substantially upright position.
  • movement of the individual in a particular direction and/or the individual assuming a particular body position that causes a shift in load may be compensated by the dynamic load carriage apparatus 102 through a sliding action of the mounting bar 128 in direction C along the channel 124 of the locking mechanism 122.
  • the twisting and/or sliding actions of the mounting bar 128 may also result in the mounting bar 128 becoming disengaged from the channel 124 of the rotatable biased arm 136 of the receiver component 114.
  • a sliding action where either the first or second ends 192 and 193 of the mounting bar 128 contacts the channel 124 can cause the mounting bar 128 to disengage from the rotatable biased arm 136.
  • the universal adapter system 100 allows the individual to either engage or disengage the adapter component 116 from the receiver component 114 in a hand-free operation while wearing the base belt 104 and protective vest 101. In another aspect, the universal adapter system 100 allows the individual to either engage or disengage the adapter component 116 from the receiver component 114 in a one-handed operation while wearing the base belt 104 and protective vest 101.
  • the individual may either engage or disengage the adapter component 116 from the receiver component 114 in a hands-free operation while the individual is wearing the base belt 104 and the protective vest 101 is mounted to the base belt 104.
  • the universal adapter system 100 allows the individual to engage or disengage the adapter component 116 from the receiver component 114 in a one-handed operation by the individual while the individual is wearing the base belt 104 and the protective vest 101 is mounted to the base belt 104.
  • the universal adapter system 100 comprise modular components that are secured to respective load bearing packs, dynamic load carriage apparatuses, protective vests, and tactical belts and may be interchanged for other embodiments of the universal adapter systems 100.
  • the universal adapter system 100 comprises integral components that are permanently engaged to respective load bearing packs, dynamic load carriage apparatuses, protective vests, and tactical belts during manufacture.

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  1. Système tactique destiné à être porté par un individu comprenant :
    un appareil de support de charge dynamique (102) possédant un premier montant (112) et un second montant (113) conçu pour distribuer un poids de charge le long d'une ceinture de base (104) et un système d'adaptateur universel (100) comprenant :
    un composant récepteur (114) comprenant :
    une partie base (121) conçue pour être couplée à la ceinture de base (104) et un mécanisme de verrouillage (122) fixé à la partie base (121), le mécanisme de verrouillage (122) comprenant un bras sollicité rotatif (136) définissant un canal (124) et un bras de rétention (138) associé de manière fonctionnelle au bras sollicité rotatif (136), ledit bras sollicité rotatif (136) pouvant tourner entre une position ouverte qui permet un accès au canal (124) par le bras de rétention (138) et une position fermée qui bloque l'accès au canal (124) par le bras de rétention (138) ;
    et un composant adaptateur (116) du système d'adaptateur universel (100) qui est fonctionnel pour être fixé sur le composant récepteur (114), le composant adaptateur (116) comprenant :
    un corps de montage (126) conçu pour être couplé au premier montant (112) et au second montant (113) de l'appareil de support de charge dynamique (102) ;
    et une barre de montage (128) s'étendant à partir du corps de montage (126) et conçue pour être reçue dans le canal (124) du bras sollicité rotatif (136), un transfert de charge causé par l'appareil de support de charge dynamique (102) associé à l'individu entraînant un coulissage de la barre de montage (128) par rapport au bras sollicité rotatif (136).
  2. Système tactique selon la revendication 1, ledit premier montant (112) et ledit second montant (113) étant selon une orientation parallèle l'un par rapport à l'autre.
  3. Système tactique selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, ledit corps de montage (126) du composant adaptateur (116) comprenant une première partie d'extrémité (148) définissant une première fente (158) conçue pour recevoir le premier montant (112) dans celle-ci et une seconde partie d'extrémité (150) définissant un seconde fente (160) conçue pour recevoir le second montant (113) dans celle-ci en vue de mettre en prise le composant adaptateur (116) avec l'appareil de support de charge dynamique (102).
  4. Système tactique selon la revendication 3, ladite première partie d'extrémité (148) du corps de montage (126) définissant une pluralité d'ouvertures (167) en communication avec la première fente (158) conçue pour recevoir un élément de fixation (165) respectif pour fixer le premier montant (112) à la première partie d'extrémité (148) et ladite seconde partie d'extrémité (150) du corps de montage (126) définissant une pluralité d'ouvertures (167) en communication avec la seconde fente (160) conçue pour recevoir un élément de fixation (165) respectif pour mettre en prise le second montant (113) avec la seconde partie d'extrémité (150).
  5. Système tactique selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, ladite barre de montage (128) comprenant une partie centrale incurvée (191) définie entre une première extrémité (192) et une seconde extrémité (193) de la barre de montage (128) qui collectivement s'étendent axialement vers l'extérieur par rapport au corps de montage (126).
  6. Système tactique selon la revendication 5, ladite partie centrale incurvée (191) de la barre de montage (128) étant couplée mécaniquement au mécanisme de verrouillage (122) du composant récepteur (114) de sorte que la barre de montage (128) soit capable de coulisser le long du canal (124) en réponse au transfert de charge.
  7. Système tactique selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, ledit bras sollicité rotatif (136) comprenant une première partie surélevée (180) et une seconde partie surélevée (182) qui définissent collectivement le canal (124), ladite première partie surélevée (180) définissant un passage (190) perpendiculaire par rapport au canal (124) et conçu pour permettre au bras de rétention (138) de passer à travers lorsque le bras sollicité rotatif (136) est dans la position fermée.
  8. Système tactique selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, ledit mécanisme de verrouillage (122) comprenant un ressort (184) en prise de manière fonctionnelle avec le bras sollicité rotatif (136), ledit ressort (184) appliquant une sollicitation pour maintenir le bras sollicité rotatif (136) dans la position fermée.
  9. Système tactique selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, ledit bras sollicité rotatif (136) comprenant un élément tige (135) qui fixe le bras sollicité rotatif (136) à la partie base (121) de sorte que le bras sollicité rotatif (136) tourne autour d'un point de pivot défini par l'élément tige (135) entre les positions ouverte et fermée du bras sollicité rotatif (136).
  10. Système tactique selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, ledit premier montant (112) définissant une première partie d'extrémité (140) couplée au composant adaptateur (116) et une seconde partie d'extrémité (142) fixée à un gilet de protection (101) et ledit second montant (113) définissant une première partie d'extrémité (144) couplée au composant adaptateur (116) et une seconde partie d'extrémité (146) fixée au gilet de protection (101).
  11. Système tactique selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, ledit bras de rétention (138) étant dans une position fixe par rapport à la partie base (121) du composant récepteur (114) lorsque le bras sollicité rotatif (136) est dans l'une ou l'autre des positions ouverte ou fermée.
  12. Système tactique selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, ladite partie base (121) du composant récepteur (114) définissant un bras central (125) défini entre un premier bras latéral (127) et un second bras latéral (129).
  13. Procédé d'assemblage d'un système tactique comprenant :
    le couplage d'une partie base (121) d'un composant récepteur (114) d'un système d'adaptateur universel (100) à une ceinture de base (104) conçue pour être portée autour de la taille d'un individu, le composant récepteur (114) possédant un mécanisme de verrouillage (122) fixé à la partie base (121), le mécanisme de verrouillage (122) comprenant un bras sollicité rotatif (136) définissant un canal (124) et un bras de rétention (138) associée de manière fonctionnelle avec le bras sollicité rotatif (136), ledit bras sollicité rotatif (136) pouvant tourner entre une position ouverte qui permet l'accès au canal (124) par le bras de rétention (138) et une position fermée qui bloque l'accès au canal (124) par le bras de rétention (138) ;
    la mise en place du bras sollicité rotatif (136) du composant récepteur (114) dans la position ouverte ;
    la mise en prise d'un composant adaptateur (116) du système d'adaptateur universel (100) avec le mécanisme de verrouillage (122) du composant récepteur (114), le composant adaptateur (116) possédant un corps de montage (126) couplé à un premier montant (112) et à un second montant (113) d'un appareil de support de charge dynamique (102), le composant adaptateur (116) en prise avec le mécanisme de verrouillage en recevant une barre de montage (128) s'étendant à partir du corps de montage (126) dans le canal (124) du bras sollicité rotatif (136), un transfert de charge causé par l'appareil de support de charge dynamique (102) associé à l'individu déplace la barre de montage (128) dans le canal (124) du bras sollicité rotatif (136) ;
    et la mise en place du bras sollicité rotatif (136) du composant récepteur (114) dans la position fermée.
  14. Procédé selon la revendication 13, ledit corps de montage (126) comprenant une première partie d'extrémité (148) définissant une première fente (158) conçue pour recevoir le premier montant (112) dans celle-ci et une seconde partie d'extrémité (150) définissant une seconde fente (160) conçue pour recevoir le second montant (113) dans celle-ci lors du couplage du corps de montage (126) à l'appareil de support de charge dynamique (102).
  15. Procédé selon la revendication 13 ou 14, comprenant en outre :
    la mise en prise ou le désengagement du composant récepteur (114) du composant adaptateur (116) par l'individu portant la ceinture de base (104) selon un fonctionnement main libre.
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